In 2010 the Green Bay/Brown County Professional Football Stadium District retained AECOM to study the economic impact of the franchise and Lambeau field.
The study found that each Packer home game generated roughly $12.3 million in economic impact to the community.
Today that impact is at $13.5 million, each game. The 7,641 new seats added at Lambeau, in 2013, played a major role in that economic boost. Tourists and fans outside of Wisconsin also have a large part.
If the Green Bay Packers win this Sunday, they would be hosting the play-off game right here in Titletown. This means another $13.5 million economy impact to Green Bay. Hotels, restaurants and attraction sites are looking forward to the big "W".
Should the Packers lose, that's a lost of millions of dollars.
